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by Melethia

Comment by Jedusi:
Hey Deb - I've just noticed this !

Lovely shot full of movement colour and energy, and certainly very 'melethial' :- )

It would have been nice to capture your thoughts on the rushing about / life being hectic and put it into a title to help people share what your thoughts were when you captured this and give this shot that little extra depth that it so richly deserves.

Very nice shot.

zero
by Melethia

Comment by shalrath:
Perhaps, as you say, a shallower depth of field would help draw attention to the people here. I like it as is though, the lettering really draws my attention but doesn't hold it too much, I'm still free to look around. A fun scene. If you really want noise grab my D200 from time to time... hehe.

Scooters
by Melethia

Comment by Germaine:
Great shadows and action.

Scooters
by Melethia

Comment by crik:
I like this one, almost looks like he's running until I took a closer look. The mysterious shadow increases the interest in the image.

zero
by Melethia

Comment by tnun:
Love the photo and the 3 comments below! Plus the attitude of the mom - I can't think exactly what it is, only something out of Heloise - a grown up attitude. Very rich. For zero.

Scooters
by Melethia

Comment by tnun:
Very cool shadow. And use of stripes (in photo and frame). From the thumbnail, and knowing it was yours, I thought for a moment it was a curiously patterned pigeon! I will be forever curious about the shadow following him.

Scooters
by Melethia

Comment by dsterner:

Originally posted by salmiakki: Looks like he's chasing his own shadow. Well spotted.

I like that comment - made me think about the shot a little more.

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by Melethia

Comment by dsterner:

Originally posted by skewsme: very melethial

How cool is that! an adjective for voters to use in comments.

Harbor textured
by Melethia

Comment by Jutilda:
OOH - the layererd version just screams to me whereas the "plain" version does not. It's rich and has so much "oomph." Love the burned edge. NICE WORK, Deb!

See the light
by Melethia

Comment by Kelli:
Oh Deb! I love this one! And you know what's really funny? The girl in the picture could have been my twin at about age 10 or so.